for its people to live -- and a good place to do business. Thailand's stable social , political and financial landscape has benefited both foreign importers of its products and investors. Economic regulation is minimal; innovation has burst onto the scene, with educational institutions increasingly developing graduates who bring new thinking, design and function to products and services.
No longer gatekeeper and control agent of private business, Government facilities a growing privatization of state enterprises, as well as movement toward contracting on a turn-key basis business and industrial organizations which were previously state monopolies. Business leaders and civil servants co-operate to encourage the push for economic evolution: Thai companies have both active export markets and growing local markets. Thailand long ago left the world of rice monoculture and primary products.
Today the Kingdom is known for its textile products, computers and related parts, rubber and plastic products, footwear, processed seafood and plasti
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